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Values of Marginalized Programs Continue to Tumble

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 19, 2014

While the values attributed to most newer aircraft are enjoying a modest rise for 2014, those for marginalized programs face challenging times, continuing to fall at a faster than average rate of five percent per annum.

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